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1t surpasses any Cannon Stove in Durability and
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Heating Power and Cheapness. 1t has all the advan-
tages of both and the disadvantages of neither 1t will
save double its cost in fuel in season over any other
Stove. They just the stove for Churches Schools
Large Halls Warehouses, Factories and Depots, and
their good looks do not interfere with their ndestrcti
bity. AS Natural Gas heaters they are absolutely I'M
rivaled. We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to this
product of Foundry and solicit those who de-
sire the most satisfactory Stove for the above purposes
to inspect this Heater Visitors are welcome. Crcu
lars on application.
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noeeSd Main and Streets Wheeling W Va
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A RESOLUTION has been offered to inVes-
tigate the Insane Asylum. There Is little
doubt but the officers court a thorough
search into their stewardship. lfgrahhed,
we predict the outcome will he big bill
of expense and highly ereditable report oil
the workings of the Institution.
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Aeuu advertisements.

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THE criticism against the Democrats
who will abide by the decision OF the
Senatorial caucus is almost an unknown
quantity. Not so with the minority that
reject this party usage. Criticism Is
heard on every hand.
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Guten MorgeR, Mayor STARLIGHT. Va
b,fRden Sic Sch Here's health to you.

Mr.. MORRISON is now ponderiDg over
a CODY of RANDALL's tariff bill. He says
he doesn zee any necessity for new bill
OF course not, as long as he is nursing his
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Exposure Causes Coughs

Colds: PleuriSy, Rheumatism. Pneumonia, Neu-
ralgia. SciRtica, Lumbago, Backache, and other
ailments, for which BenSon's Capcine PlSSterS
are admitted to be the best remedy known. They
relieve and cure in q few hours when no other
application is Of the least benefit Endorsed by
5000 Physicians and Druggists. Beware of imi-
tstiOnS under similar sounding names, such as
i'CapSicuTn" "Capucin" "CapSicine" Ask for
Benson's and take no Others. Examine carefully
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Martin C. Clancy, deceased
in pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, made in a cause
therein pending to subject the real estate OF the
said Martin c. Clancy to the payment OF his
debts, you are required TO present your claims
against the estate of the said Martin L. Clancy
for adjudication, to Joseph k. PAUL, commits
sioner, at his office, No. % Chapline street, II
the city ofwheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia
on or before Friday the 18th day of March, 1881
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said court
this 9th day of January, 1851
ia2Soawt JOHSW. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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ExEcuToR's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF yALu-

tfR e
SS SLS hRMPshikE A1ESGE AND shSi li CHI
so FfEf IS s. 9ti%IyA T%Er FRONTING $50
so1f FEE 81 sHhfkr L s6n IA 's
2EF u hof Z AS1 bs s nEpfT
SQUARE go: NORTH 30 FEEr FRONT OF ORIG
HS 8 SSsEHassSE5 III sf IT,
BSSSfHN SEssFH Hrfs Rosk 5hsnf
BY authority Of the last will Of the late Harriet 6aH
MeCsiley and as executor and trustee under the 60
sss named otter at public sole the h,sest
sPeced the following reai estate ali sisuased IN the
city Of Washington. Distris, q Columbia,
fsP 5hs H. II sTGAl IT s
premises. lots numbered from II to 23. both nclu,
Of orlslnsi lots and O. in square 1856 said subdi-
Lp oo 's sas S,s on Ct 1 Ds
' avenue and run through TO 18th street
New HamPshire avenus. S7.5 on 18th street. and nd
These are among the most valuable building lots in
the city, square l36 fronting immediately Dupont
al HALF-PAsT fotR O'CLOCK p. n. in front Of the
s Sasrs Il JUST nor,h o. Il: hs m
and frUnts ON New Hampshire avenue, and OH L. NJ
I'D and 2:Sd streets- These are also very valuable
building lots
ON THURSDAY. the NINETEENTH INSTANT. at
HAl.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premises the north b feet front by the depth orr
ginal lot in square 230. Thu lot fronts ON l4th
street west between North and Canal streets II
improved by Office building.
Immediately thereafter In front of the premses LOT
l. III square south of 667, fronting 3 10 on
water street between anS streets south. ~
HALF -PASr FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. in front Of ths
premises two lots Of ground in square 6S Of George
ting feet on
Monroe street, and running buck 120 feet and the
other fronting S0 on street, and running back OH
the west II feet 10 Rock Greek, which bounds til,
east of the said lot and ,orins Of u triangle
The terms OF sale will be follows fourth OF
ul payments a. one. two and three from thu
cay OF sale bearing interest at six and salts
fsctoriiy secured all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit OF 81 30 viii be required each lot at time
sale All coirseyanclnz and recording at purchasers
cost Resale at purchasers cost and risk il
sale not complied with in days from day
H. ROSS PERRY, Executor and Trustee.
THOS E. wAGGAMAN, Anctioneer. my0-llt3Oth
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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
BOWLING, Aucr,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
At N0RT ,E,SyI ST, G0RNER OF AND TWEEN
By virtue of decd Of trust duly recorded among
the land records Of the District OF Columbia in Ii @
Der W. folio 1U4 and at the written request ofiI
the party secured thereby shall sell at public auc
ton. in front of the premises, SATURDAY. the
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
east S feet front Gay NOV NJ street, by depth Of
- feet of Lot 80, in Holnesds addition thereto, I'm
proved by Frame House
Terms Of sale One third cash. Of which $50 must be
paid time of sale, residue in two equal payments
and two years. six per cent int rest secured by
deed of trust the property Sold ali cash. option
Of purchaser. All conveyancing, &c. purchasers
day of sale the Trustee the right to advertise
and sell the property at defaung purchasers cost and
risk. CHARLES II. CRkGIN, JR.,
lny3dts Surviving Trustee,
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~ IROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTEENTH (1tth)
STREET, BETWEEN o AND STREETS
f1OS

By virtue and in pursuance of decree passed asS
in the cause of Harry Marion Sims ct al Vs. ~
in the sugrsme Court Of the District 1f CSlp,p5,r
FOURTH (24TH DAY OF MAY, AID. 1887, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, offer
for sale at public auction the following real estate
Lots eighty EIGHT 1881 and eighty ne $500. In C. j..
Hllyers subdivision of the north part OF square num-
Der one hundred and ninety five U05l
Terms of sale One third cash. and balance in two
equal nstallments, payable ut one ID and two GU
years from day of sale the deferred payments draw
six 90 per cent interest per ann:m, payable half
yearly me nodes Oh she purchaser or TO be
deeds OF trust on the property or all cash. at the
hundred aud fifty dollars 500 must be inside each
lot when the property is knocked down. Terms
be complied with within ten day Of SALE All
conveyancing at purchasers cost If default be made
by any purchaser right to resell at his her or
their risk five days advertisement.
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee,
416 9th street northwest.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
VICTORY FOR WARRINGTON.
They Give the New YoPks a Ncat Les
SON IN tho Art Of BaSe Hall PLAYING.


son IN tho Art Of BaSe Ball PLAYING.
The New Fork sam of to-day says about the
sc.oIy vi tne washington Club In that city yes
.eluaS; ine capital City team came to town
Yesterday, and gave the New Yorks neat lesson
m the art Of base ball playing. The Wizard shaw
occupieu the pax Tor the visitors and although he
was MT freely at times, the New Yorks for the
must part, ialied to get their hits together On
the other hand, the Washingtons seemed to find
the curves OF Keefe with ease, and they hit him
WIN teiiing elect Ewing was weak at second
base. outside OF this the field work was sharp
ahd wen played. The machine work was visible
thuSiaSm.
The New Yorks opened the game with two runs
IN the nrst inning, from clean hitting and sharp
S Sae rdpnning IN which Ewing Ward
though the home team was going to have an easy
Ihaing OF IT, 1t looked more that way when the
o,;s got TWO men on bases in this inning with
team was equal to in the second inning. Not SO
WITH e1y S1s,sors ST. Domney opened the Inning
Tor rally at the bat, and four runs were knOcked
OUT IN nearly as many minutes This inning nm
shed With the visitors in the lead ana the score
sldes was sharp. The home team got in three hits
IN Inc Two innings but failed TO get the hits to-
w na tine tn s out sna
OUT base hit; hts attempts to steal to second
RroVeo disastrous, and he failed to get there. Ew-
ing, however followed with o single hit, and Ward
tapped the ball for three bases; Ewing came in.
Giuigan. -
This caused things to look little better for New
ioTk, and the excitement began to rise. The sew
enth inning opened with little Danny Richardson
IN base hit, and the crowd yelled when Keefe hit
the Dal down near the flag pole for two bases let
three men were retired in order In this same In
ming the visitors got on to the ball again. hit
by shaw. q force by SchOck q two-baSe by Hines,
and three base hit by Kreig netted three runs,
ana gave the visitors the lead again. This was a
blanket on the excitement. This ended the run
getting. A brilliant catch by Carroll was the only
feature. The score:
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beauty and the Beast.
PRETTY HEIREss MARRIEs Z HIDROUsLy U0L

TRANCE MEDIUM.
Three weeks ago Miss Josephine NJ. Madison
daughter OF Geo. Madison, a wealthy manufac-
turer OF West Philadelphia, disappeared from her
home. About Week ago her father found her
living with a Prof. James a trance medium and
fortune-teller, at 2o9 North 10th street, who had
married her sftcr leaving her home. The husband
was offered S1oOo0 TO release the girl, but refused
the offer. The young lady Is very BEAUTIFUL and
has always been remarkable FOR her proud and ex-
elusive disposition. The wedding occurred on the
lhlrd visit 10 the medium who tool. her 10 CAM
deG To have the marriage ceremony performed
Nine ministers We're applied 10 before one could
DC iouLd willing 10 harry them, because Of the
sweat contrast In the appearance OF the coup.A
he husband Is repulsise to hi1eousness; he has
no halr, Is weak-eycd has no roof 10 his mouth,
ana Is unable 10 articulate intclligibly The par.
ents OF the girl are almost craze With rief MI her
fnfgruaffon "
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TEHNS EVENING.
EOLEY, Aucdoneer.

will sell all goods contained in Store 700 Market
MAY TENTH, and will continue daily until the whole
stock is disposed Of Stock consisting in part as fol-
lows Jewelry. Plated Ware, Pocket Cutlery.
Pocket Books. Albums. Toilet Sets Plush Goods, Pic
lures, Terra Gotta Goods Looking Glasses Toys and
other goods Ladies especially to attend day
my9-1w
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rNHOMAS BOWLING, Auc,,oneer.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO
Sl4 EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN II AND
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH,
lSS7, at SIX O'CLOCK. Ill front of the premises. -
front by average depth of about 13l feet i'm Eel
proved by frstca frame dwelling, roonie with
gas and water being No.Sl4 lot northwest This
property Is located III section of the city where il 10
in great demand. and is considered tho bastlocu
tons i'll the city.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
decd of trust the property sold All
and recording ut purchasers Two hundred dol
lars deIosit required at the time of sale
apo THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
EOUR MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS FRONT
II ING ON STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH,
at HALF;PAST FIVE O'CLOCK we viii sell. in re
LOTS Al, AZ, 43. AND a., IN SQUARE O6. -
Each OF these lots front 22 feet except the Corner lot
which has front Of ~ 012 feet. all having depth Of
These lots the immediate vicinity of the splen
did residences Of Mr. Blaine Mr. Phtten Gov Hilyer
Stewart Mansion, and other line residences.
Terms One-third cash. balance one and two years.
Notes to bear six cent interest payable
ally to be secured by deed of premises sold
All cash. at option Of purchaser. deposit Of 5000
required on each lot at time Of sale. Conveyancing.
&c. at purchasers cost II terms of sale are not COM
piled with in ten days the right reserved TO resell at
the risk and cost OF the deaulng chaser after i've
days public notice OF such resale some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.
my66 DUNCXNSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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EOUR MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS FRONT
n ING On + STkEET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH
FH,HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON STREET, BE-
INEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS, GEOR0E-

, 10y virtue OF decree Of tho Supreme Court Of 80
The District Of Columbia passed in equity cause 4
l0163 shall sell ut public auction, In front Of Is
day Of NAY 1857. At FIVE O'CLOCK PM TIE fol-
u said District, being part OF lot I2l in Ho1mezds
mont tnsreto Square g9 Beinning for the s.ne
Instant i3O feet east from Montgomery NOV e8thj
street and run thence east Is feet: south 120 feet;
Terms Of sale-casi, OF which depost Of $50 must
oe liiade at time Of sala Terms to DO complied with
ten days. All couyeyspcna, &c. ct purchasers cost
CHAH. 81 CKAGtN. Trustee,
myo.d&dA S21 ~ street northwest
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

ID --0@
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT.
On MONDAY MORNING. MAY SIXTEENTH
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Adams Express
Company will sell ut the auction rooms Of Duucanson
Bros, corner 9th and d streets northwest, to pay
charges about
$50 PACKAGES
Comprising an assortment Oi Trunks, Bundles Boxes
Valses. Packages, &c, &c.
To be sold without reserve.
All parties concerned will take notice
Terms CASH. ap3O-dEdhs
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g OTHER GANEs YESTERDAY.
ASSOCIATION.

Adispatch from Indianapolis says that the league
clue there Yesterday secured the services of Larry
nine, and he will go to Indianapolis at once to
take kirby'S place in the box. CorcOran Is now
playing with the Nashville team, and is said to
have realized his effectiveness as pitcher. The
directors appear very much pleased with their
acquisition. They refuse to state the terms on
which COrc0ran Is secured, but 1t Is thought the
figure is a high one
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TKUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET NORTHWEST, No. COS.
shall offer for sale AZ pubic snct1on on the -
premises on WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH OF -?
MAY. 1887 at Five O'CLOCK F. u, part Of lot l. FL
square 4oj. be21niiin2 At point II north
distant 81 fest from the southeast Of said
square, thence east 20 feet thence north 50 feet
thence est 20 feet, thence south IS feet said
street and the place Of beginning. improved by two
story BRICK dwelling
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in one and
two from day u sale with interest all cash
the option Of the purchaser ConyeyaDcng at the cost
of the purchaser JAS. q. PAYNE, trustee.
kda
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VNHOMAS DOWLING. AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 426 MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUC-

On WEDNESDAY AFTEROON, MAY ELEv-
ENTH, 1887. At SIX O'CLOCK, in front Of the -
premises. shall sell part Ut lot g. in square 517
Ia wide alley. Improved BY comfortable eight
room frame dwelling No. 426 Massachusetts avenue
northwest Terms-haH cash, balance in six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest at six
per cent Per and secured by . deed Of trust
or all cash az option Of purchaser: e1O0 deposit
qlired at the time OF sale All eyancing and
cordng at purchasers cost Sale to be cOnsumated
Ill ten days from the date of purchase.
myi-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
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Placed i'm Ellis Coffin Alive.
HORRIBLE FATE OF PHILIP GREY, A WEALTHY CITIZEN

OF MOUNT AUBURN, OHIO
A special dispatch from VlncenneS, Ind, says
that during the session OF the Lutheran Evangei-
cal Synod at Bonneville, Philip Grey, wealthy
citizen OF Mount Auburn, who was present as a
delegate, fell, as it was supposed, dead. from
apoplexy. The remains were hurriedly prepared
for burial and shipped to the home OF the deceased
arrived at VlncenneS. The baggageinan who had
handled the coffin declared he haG heard the dead
man kick against the box three or four times, and
that it did not handle like dead weight Word
was sent TO the CHIEF OF police 1T Cincinnati, and
the Information has been telegraphed that on the
cOt1iu being opened the man WAS lying on his face,
his ShrOud was torn and there were other indica-
lions going to show that he had come TO life after
being placed In the colin.
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FATLCKE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR A srTr1 ENrxr
The conference OF the foreign representatives
and the Virginia committee on the State debt
question was adjourned finally yesterday. with
out an agreement having been reached. The State
representatives prepared a report, In which they
state the character OF the propositions made On
each side, declaring that the foreign representa-
yves would not make any Material concessions
from their FIRST proposition, and that there could
be no agreement reached. The proposition Of he
Foreigners was that they should have a ornc,pll
sum OF S26.S 900. This Amount Was reached by
deducting ffon The debt or the State the iiIil,.-
berger bonds held by the state, amounting To
100000; the bonds comprised In the literary
lund, amounting 10 81, l7a0O0; bonds held 10y tie
board OF public works, Sltsl coo; the deb; due the
United states Government, a, ..JG,voa aud a FUR
tner dcducslon OF S.,Ga,oOO, beng 40 per cent Va
The states debt, evidence OF which they claimed
had been lost, and for which no demand would
probably be made In the future. Ia addition tsey
demand In cash from The state the sum II
sl0G,,OO, being 40 per cent or the 60 Der cent OF
aelrasus % Interest Oh the CoIsoi and 10 40 debt
They also demanded that the new bonds sno;.iG ts.
exempt from all taXatlon-Statc cognty, or cor
pOratluE; That the coupons should bc taa ree,I,-
aDe; That ali expenses Incurred Or 10 be incurred
In connection with the pres .it Negotiation and
settlement should be paid by The State, aad that
AFTER the expiration of two years no bonds should
De iuIdei by the State except with the consent OF
the council or foreign bondholdeTs
The ulU1natuLn on The part or the State proposed
mat the principal OF the debt De fixed approx.-
mltely 1T ,oOo 10 be capitalized upon terms
hereafter 10 be agreed upon and 10 Include all the
bonds held by the state, The new bonds to run for
nifty years al per cent 10 be redeema Die a; the
tion or security to be ie open Tor further negoll-
ton
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIFTH, d STREET
AND WATER STREET, CONTAINING ABOUT
WEST
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of or
NE District OF Columbia, passed April g. 1879. x
u: Equity Cause No. 6604, Lsinia A. Anderson 49,
:, al w E1iaia Hall ct al, the undersigned trus-
, ,S on MONDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH. 1857, AT
described real estate ~
All Of Lots numbered one ca and six CD in square
numbered twenty-five (2Il
lsrins. prescribed by decree: One-third purchase
money cash: balance in two equal instalmeIts. one
su wv ysaiS. with interest ri per cent de
s. Oh SiOO on each lot required Ut time Of SALE All
hveyancinS Mt purchasers cost. Trustees reserve
10 resell at r:ak and cost defaultng purchaser
IL 'eAs VI sale are not complied with in days.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY.
a5s Louisiana ave. n.w (r,.no.
BERNARD klLMARTIN, Asuseccs.
-, SlO New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV.
has 4. MOORE
THOMAS NJ FIELDS ! qolieitor.
Ao0 Louisiana ava NV. my5-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

| OOW1AlNS1, AucLlOuecr.
SALE pk6 SE byAtEAgLE 1NPPoyE E mp INN
EES s &c HE IF TE cfri ihN 'o'iAAA'i
by tb s Of authority vested in ns under deed
BAY BAY OF 81 NJ NAP g at foh hG
descrb.d Real Estate Situate in the City Of Washing
Lot nun bered ten 90, IN our subdivision in square
Sy ssTs an and bSsg 'o o
northwest corner Of and lth streets southeast:
Portable tN,o,sisTy Frame Dwelling NJ lois; ,n,
ing l9 40 feet on NJ street, and improved by like
Lot numbered thirteen u3) in said subdivision
Tams 6we ieet On street. and improved by like
Lots numbered nine 90 and eight ts) in said subdi
vision fronting each ~ feet on west side Of lth
Il09. to be sold as a whole.
Lot numbered % in said subdivision. fronting
Lot numbered six 90 in said subdivision, fronting
IL ~ feet on llth street, improved by Dwelling, No.
Let numbered five t51 in said subdivision. fronting
1l01. at corner OF virsinia avenue.
40 feet o nf te ea side t Of SOUTH
east improved by two Frame Houses. Nos. HOO aud
Original Lot2 In square 999. having front of 63
feet inch ON Virginia avenue and running through to
i1iS Virginia avenue: i'n'e HOUSES N0' IL AZ ANU
The north part Of 9rns Lot Is in
57A feet on street, improved by one story Frame
Store No. LOU, at southeast corner Of 11th and III
streets.
Original Lot 16 in square 1000 fronting SO feet
street and running back to public alley, improved
by two Frame Dwellings,. Nos. 100 and I'LL M
street.
The south 22 feet 1Oh inches of original Lot 10 in
square 1000, fronting on 18th street and having "a
depth OF 117H feet along public alley to another pub
lie alley IN the rear improved by Frame Dwelling No.
1880 11th street.
Lot numbered twenty three Co3) in our subdivision.
in square 1OOl fronting II feet 11th street by
depth Of li1 feet and imPr9yed BY wei built two
Lot numbered twenty-five l22) in our subdivision,
in square IDOL fronting IL feet 18th street, and
improved BY like Brick Dwelling. No. 1914.
Lot numbered twenty-One CT in subdivision,
In square lOO1 fronting IL feet said 18th street,
unimprOved.
All this property is in rapidly improving section of
the CITY, and Its sale will afford unusual opportu
nifty for investment.
Terms: One-third cash, tho balance in three equal
payments, ut six. twelve, aud eighteen months, with
Interest ut cent secured By deeds of
trust the property sold AL cash. at option of
chaser deposit OF S75 required at time Of sale ON
each parcel sold Terms to be complied with i'll fifteen
days. All conveynncing at purchasers cost.
SAML X. BOND. ! r-,..oo.
ap.}O-d&dS FERDINAND SCuMIDT.S Alossooo